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Cornhole anyone?

I've been working on a few Father's Day gifts. Here is one, it is a desk size corn hole. Oh my gosh, it's so fun.

On this project I used Baltic Birch. I did sand the board and primed it before cutting. Next time I will also paint the board before cutting.


I painted the pieces with some blue paint I had on hand, used gold leaf foil around the hole opening and MasterTouch Gold paint where it is engraved.



The laser file I purchased did come with the cuts for the tossers to be cut from wood, but my husband asked if I would make some fabric bag tossers. I couldn't tell him no, so I made some and they are adorable. I didn't have dried corn on hand, but my husband remembered we had popcorn seeds from the popcorn maker. - bonus that they were expired, so there was no guilt using them. 😅 


This cornhole is approx. 10.75 x 8. I think it is going to be a great addition to his office. 


I am working on adding a few corn holes in my shop, so keep a look out.   

Thanks for swinging by, and I hope you have a good day. 😊


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